Hi Larry,
Sounds great, this is something that could fit into my dockable windows
stuff nicely. Which I'll be releasing a preview release of very shortly.
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
> A new feature was added last night which adds a menu item "Layer
> Properties" to the Layer Name right click menu
A new feature was added last night which adds a menu item "Layer
Properties" to the Layer Name right click menu. This feature will
display layer information and statistics such as name, number of
features, number of points, number of attributes, geometry type,
DataSource class, and source path.
Larry,
I haven't finsished the code for the toolbox or any of the toolbox
buttons. If you can wait until the end of the week you can have
everything, and I will place the code on the SurveyOS SVN repository.
If all you are interested in is the SuperSelectCursorTool class I will
send you the java
Can you send me a link you your code? I may want to borrow this tool
for SkyJUMP. We're pretty SELECTive.
regards,
Larry
On 9/11/07, Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I meant to say "It is quite possible
> that some of our programmers know the SELECTION code better than I do."
>
>
I meant to say "It is quite possible
that some of our programmers know the SELECTION code better than I do."
I don't think there is any doubt that almost everybody on this list
knows more about OpenJUMP's code in general than I do. :]
I don't want you guys to think that I am getting cocky.
SS
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Roger that.
On 9/11/07, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think that putting it on the Edit menu with all of the other Select
> items is good. If we make the decision later on to have a Select
> submenu, then it can get moved along with all of the others.
>
> regards,
> Larry
>
> On 9/1
Yes I meant changes to the OJ core. Of course I will propose any
refactoring on this list so it can be discussed. It is quite possible
that some of our programmers know the code better than I do.
In fact, I saw some comments in the code from Ole and I think he even
made a utility class called Sele
I think that putting it on the Edit menu with all of the other Select
items is good. If we make the decision later on to have a Select
submenu, then it can get moved along with all of the others.
regards,
Larry
On 9/11/07, Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Larry,
>
> You wrote: " C
nice that you detailed outline your program
> - Refactoring of some source code in the SelectTool class, the
> AbstractSelection class, and the FeatureSelection class. ( I have
> already added some source code comments to these classes.)
which probably needs to be discussed..
if you want to apply
Larry,
You wrote: " Congrats! Sounds like a cool new tool. How are you going
to invoke it?"
I had imagined the toolbox would be launched from a menu item. I still
haven't decided which top-level menu this item will best fit in. I can
make a new Edit>Select menu for this item and the other select
Hi SS,
Congrats! Sounds like a cool new tool. How are you going to invoke it?
If you want a wrench icon, Wrench.gif and WrenchCursor.gif are
already in the images folder. Also BigWrench.gif.
regards,
Larry
On 9/11/07, Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've finished writing a
I've finished writing a new selection tool for OpenJUMP. The
SuperSelectCursorTool extends the current SelectTool and allows more
elegant control of the tools selection behvaior. Instead of using the
control and shift buttons to control the selection behavior the user
will set "selection modes" usi
Malte,
Did you turn off firing events on the layer manager before starting to
make your changes?
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
> Oh, I figured the first answer was a little too obvious. 8-)
>
> As to where the CTS object is coming from, I think it is
> LayerTreeModel.getChildren():
>
> if (pa
Oh, I figured the first answer was a little too obvious. 8-)
As to where the CTS object is coming from, I think it is
LayerTreeModel.getChildren():
if (parent instanceof Layer
&& ColorThemingStyle.get((Layer) parent).isEnabled()) {
...
ColorThemingStyle.get() is:
Hi Larry,
thanks for your reply.
I know that the CTS added first should be removed first. ;-)
But I was only able to remove that after I added the second one.
In my Thread I look at the Style-List of my new Layer if it holds a CTS
Object.
If so, I try to remove it because my new CTS Object sh
Hi Malte,
If I understand you correctly, I guess I'm not surprised at the
fact that a Style added first would be removed first since the
underlying data structure is an ArrayList. The javadoc for ArrayList
says that list.remove(o) will delete the first occurance of o in list.
regards,
Larry B
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